No, it didn't surprise me ultimately, because the people that serve on Ethics understand, I mean, Republican and Democrat, they understand that they're kind of the guardian of the flame really. They're responsible for ensuring that we hold some level of standard in Congress.
Adam Kinzinger: “No, it didn't surprise me ultimately, because the people that serve on Ethics understand, I mean, Republican and…”
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Kinzinger expresses his approval of the House Ethics Committee's decision to release a report on Matt Gaetz, emphasizing the importance of ethical standards in Congress.
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